Biodiversity courses
The Trust has conducted research on farmland wildlife since the late 1960s and this has included ecological studies of individual species, habitats, systems and long-term changes. Unfortunately, post-war agricultural changes have diminished biodiversity on lowland farms, driven by government policy and European Union subsidy.
However, our research has identified ways of reversing this loss of biodiversity without reversing improvements to farming systems. We can also offer customised courses using our knowledge built from decades of scientific research on topics such as water vole reintroduction, farmland bird identification, arable flora restoration and black grouse conservation.
We have a variety of biodiversity courses to help anyone manage the land for the benefit of biodiversity.
Please see below:
Functional game and conservation crops
Read moreMaximise game and wildlife cover on your shoot
Read moreThe brown hare
Read moreGrey Partridge and other farmland birds
Read moreGrey partridge BAP group days
Read moreWater Vole re-introduction
Read moreAn ID day for farmland birds
Read moreRestoring rare arable flowers
Read moreBlack grouse and Environment Stewardship training days
Read moreBASIS certificate in conservation management
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